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Simpsons: Hit & Run Revival? "Never Say Never," Producer Says
The Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman has hinted at the possibility of a revival for the 2003 action game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, stating "never say never." While no official plans are set, Selman acknowledged the game's enduring popularity and fan desire for a remaster or re-release. He also discussed the development challenges and the complex corporate landscape surrounding the franchise.
The devs behind The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Prototype are back as a sort-of new, just as radical studio
Former developers from Radical Entertainment and Hothead Games have formed a new studio called New Radical Games. Led by original Radical co-founder Ian Wilkinson, the studio aims to offer services like full game development, co-development, porting, and remastering, leveraging their experience with titles such as The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Prototype.
Ex-Radical Entertainment, Hothead Games devs form new studio
Veteran developers from Radical Entertainment and Hothead Games have formed a new studio called New Radical Games. Ian Wilkinson, former CEO of Radical Entertainment, and Tim Bennison, former COO of Hothead Games, are leading the new venture. The studio aims to specialize in remastering classic games for modern hardware.
Prototype and The Simpsons: Hit & Run developer Radical Entertainment is seemingly back, and fan speculation is already running rampant
Radical Entertainment, the developer behind Prototype and The Simpsons: Hit & Run, appears to have returned as New Radical Games. The studio, co-founded by original Radical co-founder Ian Wilkinson and featuring former Radical developers from Hothead Games, is now available for full game development, co-development, remastering, and porting projects. This revival has sparked fan speculation about potential remasters of classic titles.
